Aston Villa have again teamed up with Fantasy Football Scout to help bring you hints, tips and advice during the 2023/24 FPL season.
Fantasy Football Scout are here to use their expertise to provide helpful info and guidance which may just prove useful in ensuring you're sitting at the top of your respective league before long.
Here they give their take on the value of Villa's midfielders heading into November...
Aston Villa have scored 26 goals so far this season, the joint-most in the Premier League. As a result, their attacking assets are proving incredibly popular in Fantasy Premier League (FPL), as managers look to invest in such an in-form frontline.
The Villans’ midfield contains a wealth of great options to invest in. In Gameweek 10 against Luton, Moussa Diaby (£6.7m), Douglas Luiz (£5.6m), John McGinn (£5.5m) and Leon Bailey (£5.5m) all registered attacking returns. With great-looking fixtures and form, these four midfielders look perfect for investment.
Moussa Diaby
Diaby has had 22 attempts on goal so far this season, ranking inside the top ten FPL midfielders for this.
It is also more than some of the most popular options such as Martin Odegaard (£8.5m), Bukayo Saka (£8.6m) and Phil Foden (£7.5m). He has also created 17 chances so far this season, the most of all Villa midfielders.
Douglas Luiz
Luiz has converted three penalties so far this season, as well as registering three further attacking returns. He has also taken 28 corners, where his eight attempts from set-pieces are only bettered by one other midfielder in the game. With his exceptional routes to points, Douglas Luiz was bought by over 499,000 managers heading into Gameweek 10 and he’s already had a further 110,000 since that deadline passed.
Leon Bailey and John McGinn
Getting a good differential can be so important for FPL managers. Both Bailey and McGinn have the potential to be wise investments.
Bailey has come off the bench and registered an attacking return in both of the last two Gameweeks. The midfielder now has four of them in total yet is owned by just 1.1% of managers.
Likewise, McGinn has also registered six attacking returns during these early months. Thirteen chances have been set up for team-mates, with three of those classified as a big chance.
